K. J., King James' Version. L'., Lauds, or Daybreak. Lit., Literally. M., Morning. N'., None, or 3 o'clock P. M. P1. Prime, or 6 o'clock A. M. Pent2., Pentecost. Proces., Processional. Prop. Ps., Proper Psalms as appointed in Prayer book. Quin., Quinquagesima. Rom., Roman. S1., Sext, or 12 o'clock M. Sar., Sarum, or Old English. Sat., Saturday. Sel., Selection of Psalms as in American Prayer book. Sept., Septuagesima. T., Tierce, or 9 o'clock A. M. Thur., Thursday. Tues., Tuesday. V1., Vespers. V., verse. Vig., Vigil. Wed., Wednesday. 2 Pentecost. Trinity Sunday and the First Sunday after Pentecost are identical in the Roman Church, the Collects in Prayer-book for Trin. and the 1st Sun. af. Trin. being used on that day. The Collect for the 2d Sun. af. Pent. agrees with that for the 2d af. Trin., the 3d af. Pent. with the 4th af. Trin., the 4th af. Pent. with the 5th af. Trin., 1); omit v. 7 Blessing Visit. Sick 158, after Ps. xlvii. (line 6); for 8, read 5. 175, Ps. ii. Title, (line 3); read Ahimelech. 66 176, iii. Lat. heading; add (-in iniquitatibus). "" read Versicles and Bene- 141, 6, (line 3); for exceedingly, read exceeding. xci. (line 1); after Sel. V. insert Sar. All Saints' Day. "" 328, after Ps. xcii. (lines 2, 3); omit Sar. All Saints. "xcvi. (line 7); for 11, read 11-13. 327, (line 5); add Gen. 3:15. 344, after Ps. xcviii. (line 4); for 4, read 3-5. 406, Ps. cxi. Lat. heading; read Domine, in toto, &c. BOOK I. I, II. Introductory. III-VII. The Righteous in Persecution and Trouble. VIII-XIV. Glory and Power of God in the World, and His Vengeance upon the Wicked. XV-XXIV. The Reward of the Righteous, and the Highest Glory and Deepest Sufferings of Christ. XXV-XXX. Dedication or Tabernacle Psalms. XXXI-XLI. Penitential Supplication and Trust in God's Mercy. BOOK I. PSALMS I-XLI. "David the son of Jesse said, and the man who was raised up on high, the anointed of the God of Jacob, and the sweet psalmist of Israel, said, The Spirit of the LORD spake by me, and his word was in my tongue."-II Sam. XXIII. I, 2. "In all his works he praised the Holy One most high with words of glory; with his whole heart he sung songs, and loved him that made him."-Ecclus. XLVII. 8. In the First Book alone there are no Psalms that bear any other name than David's. The book was probably arranged by him for the Temple worship, prior to his numbering of the people. (II Sam. XXIV. 1.) Herein we see Christ in covenant relation with His people, and they though in the midst of trials walking in communion with Him. The Name Jehovah, that is, God revealed to His chosen people as the One Only, True, and Living God, occurs constantly, while the Name Elohim, the absolute Name of God, is found very seldom. NOTE. Jehovah is translated LORD, and rarely GOD (thus printed in capitals in the American Psalter as in the K. J. version). Elohim is translated God. The word Lord (in small letters), stands for the Hebrew Adonai or Master, which in the public reading of the Scriptures is by the Jews always substituted for the ineffable Name; the common form of which, Jehovah, has the vowels of the word Adonai. It is not known how it was spoken. 'Yahveh' is probably an approach to the correct form. For the form JAH, see Ps. 1 |
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